Ohio Supreme Court justice William O'Neill claimed he had been sexually intimate with 50 women over the past 50 years in an unexpected Facebook post.

Candidate Connie Pillich tweeted that while O'Neill has been a friend and donated to her campaign, he "should resign" and she will be "donating his contributions to orgs helping women". In the post, he derided, what he called, the "feeding frenzy about sexual indiscretions from decades ago" that is now so prevalent in the news. In the process, O'Neill described his own sexual history, which he proclaimed included sex with "approximately" 50 partners over the course of the past 50 years.

Stay tuned to WKYC Channel 3 at 6 p.m. for all the latest on Justice O'Neill's post.

O'Neill's post was immediately met with outrage from both sides of the political spectrum in OH, with most calling for him to withdraw from the governor's race immediately.

Several leading OH women are condemning a state Supreme Court justice and gubernatorial candidate for writing a Facebook post that containing candid details of his sexual past with "approximately 50" women.

Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor, the first woman to hold that position, also condemned the post.

Clevenger's decision came as criticism mounted over O'Neill's Friday posting. Al Franken (D-MN) on Friday with an ill-conceived Facebook post in which he bragged about sleeping with "50 very attractive females" and divulged personal details about them. It ranged from a gorgeous blonde who was my first true love and we made passionate love in the hayloft of her parents barn and ended with a drop dead gorgeous red head from Cleveland. He said he revealed details about himself because he suspects, as a governor candidate, he'll soon also be a media target.

O'Neill told The Associated Press that the post grew out of frustration over Democrats' calls to remove Al Franken from the U.S. Senate over sexual misconduct allegations.

"Roy Moore apparently seems to be a challenged individual when it comes to morality", O'Neill said, reports Cleveland.com. "I am sooooo disappointed by this national feeding frenzy about sexual indiscretions decades ago".

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